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STEM Stories: If you want to do something, go ahead and do it

Recorded 8 years ago

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As chairperson of the Caithness international Science Festival Iain Baikie shares his STEM story. He talks about his education, his research and his time as a physics lecturer prior to setting up the company KP Technology, based in Wick. He talks about inspirational teachers at Wick High School, working alongside Nobel prize winners and how he was influenced by the Moon landings, which led him to a career in Physics.

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Professor Iain BaikieBorn in 1960

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